Star Trek CCG Dream Cards AtoZ

Hand out some Darwin awards... THE ENTRIES: [56] Darvin, Arne [57] darvot fritters [58] Darwin Genetic Research Station [59] Darwin, Frank [60] data clip Decipher's version for comparison: NOTES:  [56] Gives the Klingons a chance to infiltrate, too. The Encyclopedia entry gave me a choice here between the 24th-century Darvin or the one from TOS, and I chose the earlier one (who has since been made by Decipher for the Trouble with Tribbles expansion, included for comparison). I thought he was more interesting. Source: "The Trouble with Tribbles" [57] Flips over like distortion field. Other Food cards can be returned to hand voluntarily or by making upkeeping personnel leave the Food-serving site. Not this one, to keep players from reporting it active every turn. Source: "Phage" [58] The original design for this required probing and there was no room for all that stuff on the card, so I tightened it up. A clone would include Kahless, for example. Only one card may...

Hitting that bullseye... THE ENTRIES: [51] Darod [52] darseks [53] Darson, Captain [54] Darthen [55] darts NOTES:  [51] Source: "Resistance" [52] A way to make the Ferengi buy their stuff from others. You can steal from your own Klingons as well as from your opponent's. Source: "The Broken Circle" [53] This was a hard one since he's basically a screw-up we've never seen. He's matching commander of a ship he can download. Sure, he'll die if he ever faces Primitive Culture, but since it's a planet dilemma, and he's basically there for his Captain's Log, he can stay in orbit. Source:  Referenced in "Tin Man" [54] "Here" only refers to the planet surface. Source: "Man of the People" [55] A few different probe result possibilities, using actual "species" information and classifications as well as the usual icons. The objective is only discarded on a Lame arm result (the players abandon the game), so ...

Some Tamarian cards... THE ENTRIES: [46] "Darkness and the Light, The" [47] "Darmok and Jalad at Tanagra" [48] "Darmok" [49] Darnay's disease [50] Daro, Glinn (no card required) NOTES:  [46] You can help make your Nor or ship commandeer-proof by uncovering Modified Voice at its location. "Actions" can refer to a commandeer attempt just as much as to dilemma or mission resolution. Example of effect: If a dilemma requires 3 Computer Skill, it now requires 5 Computer Skill. Source: "The Darkness and the Light" [47] The two OFFICERs work together regardless of affiliation or player ownership for passing that dilemma. A compatible dilemma is one that can be seeded at a planet. If one of the OFFICERs is killed, there is no longer is a valid target for the objective and it is discarded without scoring points. Note that passing a dilemma means surviving it unstopped. That means that a Male's Love Interest will still count as a pass even...

We go dark... THE ENTRIES: [41] Daren, Neela (no card required) [42] Darhe'el, Gul [43] "Dark Page" [44] dark-matter nebula [45] "Darkling" NOTES:  [41] Neela Daren has a card since the Basic Set. [42] Gul Darhe'el has a persona he shares with Aamin Marritza called The Butcher of Gallitep. I know he should be able to kill a lot more captives than that, but I don't want to make him too powerful. Source: "Duet" [43] Family relationships are indicated in each card's lore. The cure works for all personnel if the target personnel is cured. Source: "Dark Page"  [44] A Delta quadrant version of Space... with its own particularities. Source: "Cathexis" [45] A new use for Off Switch? Source: "Darkling" Next up: Some Tamarian cards. Cards: Gul Darhe'el, A Dark Page From the Past, Dark Matter Nebula, Dark Side

A new Beverly Crusher persona... THE ENTRIES: [36] "Dancing Doctor, The" [37] Daneeka [38] Dano, Kal [39] Danula II [40] Dara  NOTES:  [36] A persona of Beverly Crusher. When Bev encounters Ooby Dooby, she decides just how many discards and draws are performed as a result of the dilemma. For example, say you have 3 Youth and 4 Music personnel (including Bev), you could decide you only wanted to discard 2 cards, or draw 1. Source: "Data's Day" [37] I put Danica McKellar on the unnamed officer of ANOTHER of Sisko's ships, the Saratoga. Source: "Emissary" [38] The Tox Uthat so placed would have to be re-acquired. According to Star Trek Online, the pilot of the Earth vessel found by the crew of Enterprise NX-01 in "Future Tense" is Kal Dano, so I gave the performer who wore the corpse make-up the role. Source: Referenced in "Captain's Holiday" [39] A botanist is someone listed as such in the lore. Basically, Keiko O'Brien an...

Not to put a damper on things, but just two cards today... THE ENTRIES: [31] Dalvin hissing beatle [32] Damar, Glinn (no card required) [33] dampening field [34] Danar, Gul (no card required) [35] Danar, Roga (no card required) NOTES:  [31] The Beetle may be moved to your opponent's personnel. Source: Referenced in "Parallels" [32] Damar got his first card in The Dominion expansion. [33] You can still report personnel and equipment at a site even if your opponent cannot. Source: "Civil Defense" [34] Exists as Danar, a Cardassian card in the Deep Space Nine expansion. [35] Roga Danar is in the Basic Set as a Non-Aligned personnel. Next up: A new Beverly Crusher persona. Cards: Alexander's Hissing Beetle, Dampening Field

In this batch: What was at the time the 1000th AtoZ card! THE ENTRIES: [26] Dal'Rok (no card required) [27] Dal, Joret [28] Dalby, Kenneth [29] Daled IV [30] Daliwakan NOTES:  [26] Exists as a dilemma in the Deep Space Nine expansion. [27] Lower Decks' bonuses are only suspended on the personnel present with him. When infiltrating, he'll disrupt that event on his crew. Source: "Lower Decks" [28] It would be interesting to see what a deck with multiple Dalbys would look like. He can't work with Federation command personnel. Feds yes, Fed commanders, no. OFFICER in gold? I guess I saw him as an Ops guys like Data. Source: "Learning Curve" [29] AtoZ's 1000th dream card!!!! (At the time, so not counting Enhanced nor Broken Links.) I pulled a mission, but made the best of it with a little joke. There's just one way to solve this one. Source: "The Dauphin" [30] As it stands, a [holo] personnel's species is considered to be "holog...

I was never happy with their choice of the later Bok, so... THE ENTRIES: [21] Dahkur Hills [22] Dahkur Province [23] DaiMon [24] Dakar, Senegal [25] Dakeen Monastery NOTES:  [21] The trigger must exist first. If it doesn't, the dilemma is discarded. If it does exist, the requirements kick in. Source: "Shakaar" [22] The objective is not cumulative and you cannot probe more than once per turn. Source: "Shakaar" [23] A lot of things going for the Ferengi version of Bok. He's a persona, matching commander to the universal D'Kora, and has a slightly different mix of skills and attributes. I was never happy with Decipher's choice to take the pic from "Bloodlines". Source: "The Battle" [24] Turn Nanites into personnel cards. They become instant damage cards. Does your opponent dare leave their Borg Cube unattended in case you make a pass? They won't damage your own ship unless you want them to. Source: Referenced in "Evolution...

We go back to the Federation's first ships... THE ENTRIES: [16] Dachlyds [17] Daedalus-class starships [18] Daggin [19] DaH! [20] Dahar Master NOTES:  [16] A simple mission to build the Ferengi's mission base. Source: Referenced in TNG's "Captain's Holiday" [17] For museum decks. Source: First referenced in "Power Play", but the lore required an on-card DS9 attribution. [18] Nothing to rave about, but Ocampa do have a number of special powers cards in AtoZ, so here you have a universal personnel to take advantage of them. Source: "Caretaker" [19] You may only draw one Tactic card: refers to the initial draw of cards, not to damage markers. You can initiate battle even during your opponent's turn. Source: "Redemption II" [20] Note that your own Klingons present can stop your opponent's personnel. Non-Klingons still have to listen to the doddering old fool. Source: "Thw Sword of Kahless" Next up: I was never happy ...

Happy Canada Day! Come to Quark's, play a bit of dabo... THE ENTRIES: [11] D'Sora, Lieutenant Jenna (no card required) [12] D'Tan (no card required) [13] da Vinci, Leonardo [14] dabo girl [15] dabo Decipher's version for comparison: Decipher's version for comparison: NOTES:  [11] Exists as Jenna D'Sora, a personnel card in the Basic Set. [12] Exists as a Romulan personnel in the Alternate Universe expansion. [13] Holodeck Adventures gave us Decipher's version (included for comparison). Source: "Concerning Flight" [14] A powerful wall, worse than Matriarchal Society, as well as a good filter. Source: "Blood Oath" [15] Both player may make use of the same Dabo card. The fact that the probe is an AU icon is a joke on the impossibility of winning. ;-) Decipher's version was released in the Rules of Acquisition expansion (included for comparison). Next up: We go back to the Federation's first ships. Cards: Leonardo da Vinci, Dabo Girls...

Just a couple cards this time around... THE ENTRIES: [6] D'deridex-class warbird (no card required) [7] D'Ghor (no card required) [8] D'jarra [9] d'k tagh (no card required) [10] D'Kora class Decipher's version for comparison: NOTES:  [6] Already exists as a ship from the Basic Set. [7] Already exists as a Klingon personnel in the Deep Space Nine expansion. [8] This card went through a lot of changes, from an Interrupt, to an Event with a countdown icon, to an Objective. It might even have been a dilemma if my Akorem Laan hadn't been able to download it. Akorem Laan is an emissary as is The Emissary himself. The card affects both sides of the table. Source: "Accession" [9] Already exists as an Equipment card in the Blaze of Glory expansion. [10] Just your basic ship for an affiliation that, at the time, needed one. Rules of Acquisition later included it as the D'Kora Marauder (included for comparison). Source: "The Last Outpost" Next ...